Journal One -Installed VMs SLES and SLED,Had problem with SLED VM worked through and fixed Journal Two - Re installed SLES ISO and harddisks then reset up SLES virtual Journal Three - Worked through problem with SLES Virtual Journal Four - Encountered problem with SLES connecting to network, fixed network and got network connectivity Journal Five - Had to reload virtual machines got network set up and pinging Journal Six - Encountered problems with DHCP and DNS troubleshooted and solved
Journal Six - Setup groups, user templates, and created users for the Hatboro office of PHMG
Journal Seven - Set rights for users and groups to the proper locations so that they could access the information they needed and to not have access to what they did not
Journal Eight - Set secretary1 to be able to change passwords for the Hatboro users along with setting administrator assistant rights
Journal Nine - Created Login Script for Hatboro users
Journal Ten - Thoroughly documented all network information so that if something happened the information was not lost
Journal Eleven - Tested to make sure users could login, login script worked, rights were set properly
Journal Twelve - Project completed!
Final Journal - For this Journal I think I should talk about my over all experience at EASTERN not just this year but last year as well. I have had a fantastic time learning all the things that I have about networking and about computers in general. I learned how to trouble shoot problems that not only goes for computers but has expanded my mind in general. A huge part of what we do is thinking outside the box, how can you fix the problem? Problems are often not fixed in the way you would think, there is not always one set way to fix any set problem. Some problems will have multiple fixes and you will likely not know what any of those fixes are, you have to spend hours finding anyway to fix it. Other than trouble shooting I learned many things about computing in general. I learned how to be a network administrator for multiple operating along with obtaining my Linux Administrator Certification. I not only gained the knowledge required for these systems but also the hands-on ability. For the operating systems Linux and Novell I have done scenarios where I had to set up a network for a fake company. Doing hands-on projects like this gives a much greater level of understanding towards how the system works.
Journal Two - Re installed SLES ISO and harddisks then reset up SLES virtual
Journal Three - Worked through problem with SLES Virtual
Journal Four - Encountered problem with SLES connecting to network, fixed network and got network connectivity
Journal Five - Had to reload virtual machines got network set up and pinging
Journal Six - Encountered problems with DHCP and DNS troubleshooted and solved
Journal Six - Setup groups, user templates, and created users for the Hatboro office of PHMG
Journal Seven - Set rights for users and groups to the proper locations so that they could access the information they needed and to not have access to what they did not
Journal Eight - Set secretary1 to be able to change passwords for the Hatboro users along with setting administrator assistant rights
Journal Nine - Created Login Script for Hatboro users
Journal Ten - Thoroughly documented all network information so that if something happened the information was not lost
Journal Eleven - Tested to make sure users could login, login script worked, rights were set properly
Journal Twelve - Project completed!
Final Journal - For this Journal I think I should talk about my over all experience at EASTERN not just this year but last year as well. I have had a fantastic time learning all the things that I have about networking and about computers in general. I learned how to trouble shoot problems that not only goes for computers but has expanded my mind in general. A huge part of what we do is thinking outside the box, how can you fix the problem? Problems are often not fixed in the way you would think, there is not always one set way to fix any set problem. Some problems will have multiple fixes and you will likely not know what any of those fixes are, you have to spend hours finding anyway to fix it. Other than trouble shooting I learned many things about computing in general. I learned how to be a network administrator for multiple operating along with obtaining my Linux Administrator Certification. I not only gained the knowledge required for these systems but also the hands-on ability. For the operating systems Linux and Novell I have done scenarios where I had to set up a network for a fake company. Doing hands-on projects like this gives a much greater level of understanding towards how the system works.